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American Psychological Association Code of Ethics

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Ethics and bioethics in healthcare Counseling Practices and Supervision

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Abstract The American Psychological Association (APA) promulgated the first Code of Ethics for psychologists in 1953. This publication, however, had been preceded by a committee devoted to ethical concerns that had been formed in 1938, and was based on the work of a committee organized in 1947 (Canter, Bennett, Jones, & Nagy, 1994). The formalization and codification of ethical standards was a response to the increasing professionalization of psychology, a development that began during World War II.

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